Along with your criteria of low maintenance, high privacy and very inexpensive you may also want to consider using plants that are practical around a swimming pool, this means plants that are relatively clean in regards to shedding or have large leaves that are easy to pick up and won't clog an intake filter like lots of small falling flowers and leaves do. Several palms are fairly clean in regards to shedding and can give you some privacy. As far as the expense goes, I suppose that is a relative term. Some varieties to research would be Trachycarpus fortunei, Chamaerops humilis and Syagrus queen palm. You could do a dense planting of cannas between the trunks and might even have room for some succulents. If palms are not your thing then you might consider some large espalier type trees such as Magnolia little Gem or possibly some narrow growing hedge plants such as pittosporums or podocarpus I think it would be a good idea to visit your local nursery and see what they have to recommend for your particular neighborhood/ climate zone.

Can someone ID these roses, I would appreciate it Thank you ☺️

It would help to ask your husband where he got the roses and that will help with the ID. It's plausible that this could be Grateful Heart though I tend to think of that rose more on the pink side of red than orange. Cynthia

Like your other post, asking your husband where he got this rose will help with the ID. Women's Celebration is a very new rose this year so it's more likely to get online or at a few garden stores. Love and Peace has been around a long time and it's available many kinds of places. My Love and Peace had stiffer petals than this rose shows so I'd be inclined to agree with Women's Celebration offhand. I'm not very good at rose identification though so don't trust that statement too far. Cynthia